Meeting minutes for Consolidated Student Senate University of Nevada, Las Vegas, September 23, 1996

University of Nevada, Las Vegas Student Government Office of the Senate President Joe Laxague STUDENT SENA TE MEETING 26-29 Monday, September 23,1996 Moyer Student Union Room 201 6:30p.m. Terry A. Moore Studies Senate President Pro-Tempore Leia Fleischman Fine & Performing Arts Laura Zurek Hotel Administration Joaquin F. Trujillo Business & Economics Jeremy A. Aguero Hotel Administration Heather A nderson Business & Economics Frank Lideros Engineering Kyle Lopez Student Development Veronica Perez Liberal Arts Margaret Persch Health Sciences William Price Communications del Rasmussen oeral Arts Andreas Roell Business & Economics Robert W. Solomon Education Michael Atherley Business & Economics Derrick Bruce Hotel Administration Ryan Marth Science & Mathematics David Fisk Education II. CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL 8~ I,.. -C •UxJ. .Q d u •£.° a: c'3 u J u: w u.i •> • > ic ciJ: or • - a - —, -• t- - w O"! tr> r-j CO c o III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS A. Director reports 1. Entertainment and Programming Director Castillo; 2. O.S.I. Director Hamilton; 3. Organizations Board Director Bonghi; 4. Nevada Student Affairs Director Valera; 5. Student Services Director Tolbert; 6. Elections Board Director Reed; B. Senate Committee Reports C. Faculty Senate Committee Reports D. Business Manager Report E. CSUN—Residence Hall Liaison Report VI. PUBLIC COMMENT [in accordance with N.R.S. 241.020 (2)(c)(3)] VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of amending the CSUN Constitution as follows: (tabled at 26-28); Article V. I. Remuneration 4. Executive officers who have been re-elected to the same Executive position shall not be eligible to receive the advisory stipend. [4 is now 5] G. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of amending the CSUN Constitution to read as follows: (tabled at 26-28); Article VI. B. Composition The Senate shall consist of twenty-three (23) representatives. Each college shall receive at least one (1) seat. Each Independent school shall receive at least one (1) seat. The Independent Studies Program shall collectively receive at least one (1) seat. The [remaining] seats shall be apportioned according to the percentage of CSUN members enrolled in each College, Independent School, and the collective Independent Studies Program. CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS • UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA 4505 SOUTH MARYLAND PARKWAY • LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154-2009 • (702) 895-3477 • FAX (702) 895-4606 SENATE MINUTES 26-29 / SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 1. The apportionment equation shall be done as follows: College Enrollment X number of Senate seats (23) University Enrollment 2. Enrollment totals shall be obtained from the previous Fall semester enrollment. VIII. NEW BUSINESS A. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of Collegiate Elections Services for the Senate/Homecoming elections to occur on October 2, 3, 1996; B. Action Item: Introduction/Discussion/Approval of expending $500.00 to support Writing Workshops administered by the UNLV English Writing Center; * C. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of revised Entertainment and Programming budget breakdown, as prepared by Entertainment and Programming Director Mike Castillo; D. Action Item: Introduction/Discussion/Commitment of Senate Bill #12, as submitted by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN; E. Action Item: Nomination/Election for a student representative to the Faculty Senate Curriculum Committee; F. Action Item: Nomination/Election of SENATOR MARTH to the CSUN Elections Board; G. Action Item: Discussion/Nomination/Election of a CSUN Senator to the Bylaws Committee; H. Action Item: Discussion/Nomination/Election of of CSUN Senator to the Ad Hoc Constitutional Revision Committee; I. Action Item: Discussion/Nomination/Election of a student representative to the Grievance Faculty Senate Committee; IX. EXECUTIVE BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS AND SUMMATIONS X. GOOD OF THE SENATE XI. ADJOURNMENT Posted in accordance with Nevada Open Meeting Law (N.R.S. 241.000) at the following locations: Moyer Student Union, Frank and Estella Beam Hall, Flora Dungan Humanities, Classroom Building Complex, and Thomas Beam Engineering Complex. * Items marked as such have been passed by the CSUN Executive Board, on Tuesday, September 16, 1996. OFFICIAL NOTICE: When applicable, any formal Executive Board/Senate approval for all heretofore and hereafter appointed nominee(s) are to be contingent upon necessary receipt of required grade point average verification(s). uj U^ OJ O IX icu., ,fr—f 3 C™ z . ir. .._.. , ' - «U E7J , C-.OO ID O D "ol - lui-l C O 2 UNLV Writing Center Workshop Proposal September 1996 Everything You Always Wanted to Knew about Grammar and Punctuation . . . But Never Asked Concept: This series of workshops will be offered to students who are having particular difficulties with grammar and punctuation; the workshops will begin approximately one month into the semester to allow both students and instructors time to assess writing problems and to make appropriate referrals. Recommended texts will be Diana Hacker's A Writer's Reference as well as the accompanying Developmental Exercises; students will also need to bring their own writing to class in order to gain experience in applying the concepts reviewed during the workshop to their own writing . Format: Each workshop will be 1.5 hours long, and will be repeated four times during a four-week period. Instructors will cover trouble spots such as the correct use of semi-colons, commas, and colons; additional topics may include ESL-specific problems, pronoun reference and agreement, modifier placement, shifts, coordination and subordination, the possessive form, parallelism, and wordiness. In brief, the workshop will take this form: Instructors will present explanations of grammar/ punctuation points; students will practice with workbook exercises or handouts, then will look for these points in their own writing and correct problems. Instructor preparation time should average no more than approximately 2 hours per week; no outside reading/grading is necessary. Enrollment: Although students enrolled in the English Composition sequence would be especially encouraged to take advantage of these sessions, enrollment would be open to the entire University community. Should a student produce a referral from an instructor or from the Writing Center, that student would be guaranteed admission to the workshop. Course size would be limited to 25. Funding: Hire two instructors, each responsible for conducting two distinct workshops (each workshop will be repeated four times in a four-week period) 5 hrs/week x 4 weeks- 20 hrs x 12.50/hr (TA salary) = 250.00 x 2 instructors $500 At a glance: Texts: Diana Hacker, A Writer's Reference and Hacker's Workbook to Accompany a Writer's Reference; individual student writings from other classes Course length: 4 weeks Meetings: Two, 1.5-hour sessions each week Class size: 25 Location: FDH Writing Center or another FDH classroom Funding required: $500 Cost to students taking the workshop: $0 rcn- o ~a CO C- <=- <E> .a...t. °rn -w c -2fLr , A r-o :• -- *t. m - <o_no OX" O — 3Ef O f f , Reference A Memo To: Drs. McCullough, Campbell, and Taylor From: Dr. Schwarze Subject: Writing Center Workshops Date: April 12, 1996 We concluded our first program of Writing Center workshops on March 21, and judging from student response, they were quite successful. More than 120 students attended the 16 sessions taught by Joe Csicsila 'and Cheryl Knuhtsen, and many attended more than one workshop or brought friends along to subsequent sessions. Workshops were fairly even in popularity (measured by attendance) , with Six Deadly Sins drawing 37 students, Back to the Basics 34, Writing with Style 29, and International English 20 students. Student evaluations of workshop content were overwhelmingly positive; many critiques praised instructors Joe Csicsila and Cheryl Knuhtsen for their clarity, friendliness and overall helpfulness. Some excerpts from those evaluations: "This is very--and I mean extremely--helpful. [The workshop] gives me additional information that is not taught in class. I've really enjoyed it and plan to go to another." (Back to the Basics) "This was a great class. I hope you continue them--they are really helpful." (Six Deadly Sins) "This was a really great and beneficial workshop. I really feel they (the workshops) should continue to exist, as long as the instructors are as helpful as the " instructor who conducted this workshop." (International English) "This is the way I like to learn. Blast me doses of highly concentrated material--then let me study and assimilate it at home. This has been an effective method for me in the past and is working well for me throughout this series of seminars. Thank you." (Writing with Style) c-o m"T 3 - i n c o m< ~- o r~ •*r* - •-* "A s? r-O < n rn en 0 o ZS o o a* ** CO ok, Reference A Senate Bill No. of the 26th session INTRODUCED BY: Senator Fleischman Summary: This bill will make revisions to Bylaw 44, Senate Stipend Bylaw We, the Consolidated Students of the University of Nevada, represented in the CSUN Senate, do enact as follows: SENATE BYLAW 44 SENATE STIPEND I. PURPOSE A. To provide Senators with a reasonable consideration for their effort; B. To more firmly emphasize the accountability of Senators C. To fully encourage direct involvement in the ongoing business of the CSUN Student Government II. DEFINITION A. The CSUN Senate Stipend (herein referred to as "stipend") shall be a gift to Senators for their continued commitment to public service. As such, all or any part of the stipend can be declined by a Senator; B. The stipend shall [also] consist of a credit fee wavier of no less then 12 credits, evenly split between fall and Spring semesters, and a per meeting attended cash amount of [fifty dollars ($50.00)] twenty five dollars($25): C. Any raise or decrease in the stipend shall be approved by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the senate in the session proceeding the increase or decrease . No Senate shall be empowered to give themselves a stipend increase or decrease. D. When quorum is not met, a per meeting stipend will not be paid. If an emergency meeting is called due to lack of quorum, all Senators in attendance at both meetings will receive a stipend; E. All other emergency meetings will be treated as ordinary meeting for stipend purposes. OrnO - t o ,-Cl o -a ~ om txj> <• ~ o CD _rrt~-ir r ?/, — "•! i» o F o „.- -v i n rn r'ri n o j o - ' - jv> D ip ^m rn n s„ < 5^ °r n <JB tOn Cji cn F. For the fee waiver portion of the stipend, any Senator not completing an entire term shall be given a prorated fee wavier based on the percentage of the term completed. The Senate will vote by a majority to define the amount of fee wavier to be returned to CSUN on a case by case basis. Audited, dropped, or failed courses will not be covered by the fee wavier. If any of these occur the senator will be charged for the amount owed to CSUN, as fee waivers are processed before the semester begins. If these moines are not returned to CSUN, then by the definition in the regent's handbook (refer to handbook for appropriate article) a registration hold and/or a hold on graduation will be placed on the above mentioned student; G. The Senate President Pro-Tempore is exempt from this, as he/she already receives a stipend and a fee wavier; H. the amount decleared by the senate shall be budgeted in the CSUN budget each year; I. Senators are bound by senate Bylaw 27; J. No part of this bylaw may be waived; it must be waived as a whole; K. Senators will be held accountable to the rules established by the Rules and Ethics Committee of each session; L. The Rules and Ethics committee shall be empowered to bring charges against Senators who fail to meet the above mentioned obligations; M. Penalties, including reduction of stipend and/or credit fee waiver shall only be enforced by a two-thirds (2/3) vote of the senate. cx> m-a CO p o t; - 4 0 - C O rm in " • o ro o —o <_C! cr> r n . 4 r - » <r> ^ -<• t'lfi-, o -n j g^scrnp ' ^ rn o --on z o u> en University of Nevada, Las Vegas Student Government Office of the Senate President STUDENT SENA TE MEETING 26-29 MINUTES Monday, September 23,1996 Moyer Student Union Room 201 6:30p.m. I. CALL TO ORDER SENATE PRESIDENT LAXAGUE called the meeting to order at 6:33 p.m. II. ROLL CALL PRESENT ABSENT Jeremy Aguero Terry Moore Heather Anderson Derrick Bruce Michael Atherley David Fisk Leia Fleischman Frank Lideros Kyle Lopez Ryan Marth Margaret Persch Veronica Perez Todd Rasmussen Andreas Roell Robert Solomon Joaquin Trujillo Laura Zurek III. APPROVAL OF MINUTES Out of order. IV. ANNOUNCEMENTS SENATE PRESIDENT LAXAGUE reminded the Senators about the open forum that will be taking place on Wednesday after the noon scene, starting at noon, it will most likely take around a half an hour. Also reminded the Senators about the debate that is occurring on Friday preceding the noon scene and the forum. V. BOARD AND COMMITTEE REPORTS A. Director reports 1. Entertainment and Programming--The new calendars are out. Please consult them for all the semester's activities. Last night's movie had an estimated attendance of 300 students. 2. O.S.I.—Spoke at several dorm floor meetings last week, they are excited about student government activities on campus. The student directory is delayed because of some changes in the blueline, the final copies for distribution will be delivered the week of September 30. Needs help on the planning committee for Homecoming, please attend the meetings, held every Wednesday. o o fj> rrt '' o -a s g ? rv? m . i r—yn _ — JZ. —« < J't'l fl", : :'"r> O O en o - r , ae ..... t 3 1 'M<i 5 5" 0 3'mz CO an tr* CONSOLIDATED STUDENTS • UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA 4505 SOUTH MARYLAND PARKWAY • LAS VEGAS, NEVADA 89154-2009 • (702) 895-3477 • FAX (702) 895-4606 SENATE MINUTES 26-29 / SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 3. Organizations Board—Ticketing for the next two (2) football games started today, they will be distributed in the CSUN offices. The times for the distribution this week are as follows: T—2 to 5; W--8-11, R—2-5, F—2-5. 4. Nevada Student Affairs—The open forum last Thursday went well. The debate today was lacking the presence of Congressman Ensign, but he is working on arranging a time for Ensign to come to campus on Friday instead. Wednesday, September 25 is the Assembly District 16 forum/discussion, and September 26 will be the debate between the College Democrats and Republicans at 11 a.m. 5. Student Services—Everything is well stocked as of right now. Awaiting the hookup for the e-mail computer and then that will be up and running. He is currently working with Campus Community and Development on the achievement of implementation of campus mailboxes for students. 6. Elections Board—Elections are going well. B. Senate Committee Rep' orts mc o <-••1 e g o 0 SENATOR FLEISCHMAN-Campus Safety and Awareness will be meeting tonight at 8:00 p.m. ^ £?« C. Faculty Senate Committee Reports _c. ".--f.sSl" D. Business Manager Report i Business Manager Karla Kirk advised the Senate of the Executive Board expenditures for the preceding week. E. CSUN—Residence Hall Liaison Report John Newton is the new liaison. The residence halls have had a successful month. They are working toward education programs and working on a leadership conference to be held as well as helping with Homecoming and World AIDS Day. VI. PUBLIC COMMENT [in accordance with N.R.S. 241.020 (2)(c)(3)] Former Senator Shawna Campbell addressed the items regarding the constitutional changes, any questions that the current Senatorial members cannot answer can be addressed to her, she will be attending the entire meeting. VII. UNFINISHED BUSINESS A. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of amending the CSUN Constitution as follows: (tabled at 26-28); Article V. I. Remuneration 4. Executive officers who have been re-elected to the same Executive position shall not be eligible to receive the advisory stipend. [4 is now 5] No reports. Motion to remove from the table made by SENATOR ATHERLEY, seconded by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN. 2 SENATE MINUTES 26-29 / SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 Move into a vote on removal. Motion passes 15-0-1. SENATOR SOLOMON abstained. Motion to approve made by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN, seconded by SENATOR ROELL. Move into a vote. Motion passes 16-0-0. B. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of amending the CSUN Constitution to read as follows: (tabled at 26-28); Article VI. B. Composition The Senate shall consist of twenty-three (23) representatives. Each college shall receive at least one (1) seat. Each Independent school shall receive at least one (1) seat. The Independent Studies Program shall collectively receive at least one (1) seat. The [remaining] seats shall be apportioned according to the percentage of CSUN members enrolled in each College, Independent School, and the collective Independent Studies Program. 1. The apportionment equation shall be done as follows: College Enrollment X number of Senate seats (23) University Enrollment 2. Enrollment totals shall be obtained from the previous Fall semester enrollment. rono -o _tr_ cn oCO : c-i cr<•==} Oo -g- o fi r~ :xy .. .. _ O? ZZLr„ iO> O'1; - Motion to remove from the table made by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN, seconded by SENATOR MARTH. Move into a vote on removal. Motion passes 16-0-0. Motion to approve made by SENATOR ROELL, seconded by SENATOR LOPEZ. SENATOR SOLOMON questioned the layout of the equation, SENATE PRESIDENT LAXAGUE stated that the layout of the equation could be clarified before being placed on the ballot. SENATOR FLEISCHMAN expressed an idea that the Senate should be redone, so that each college should have a guaranteed two (2) Senators and then divide the numbers from there for representational purposes. This would facilitate strength in communication with constituents better than the existing system. SENATOR ATHERLEY disagreed stating that colleges with low enrollment numbers, such as Science and Math should not have two (2) Senators representing eight-hundred (800) students, while the Business college has four (4) Senators to represent four-thousand (4,000)students. Move into a vote. Motion passes 15-0-1. SENATOR FLEISCHMAN abstained. VIII. NEW BUSINESS A. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of Collegiate Elections Services for the Senate/Homecoming elections to occur on October 2, 3,1996; Motion to approve made by SENATOR ANDERSON, seconded by SENATOR PRICE. 2 SENATE MINUTES 26-29 / SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 Move into a vote. Motion passes 16-0-0. B. Action Item: Introduction/Discussion/Approval of expending $500.00 to support Writing Workshops administered by the UNLV English Writing Center; * Motion to approve made by SENATOR PEREZ, seconded by SENATOR ROELL. SENATOR PEREZ yields the floor to Dr. Schwartz of the English Writing Center who provides an explanation of the program, and answered questions from the Senate.. Move into a vote. Motion passes 15-1-0. SENATOR PERSCH opposed. C. Action Item: Discussion/Approval of revised Entertainment and CO CT Programming budget breakdown, as prepared by Entertainment and !-3 trgP Programming Director Mike Castillo; r-o Motion to approve made by SENATOR PRICE, seconded by SENATOR ATHERLEY. m --t jT oi o: E&P Director Castillo addressed the Senate regarding the change, the previous breakdown contained ^ wording that caused obstacles for the board. The cushion will allow for any "in case o f ' events, and \v3T]R be considerable lower by the end of the semester. - SOs E r°r \v > Move into a vote. Motion passes 16-0-0. D. Action Item: Introduction/Discussion/Commitment of Senate Bill #12, as submitted by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN; Motion to commit to bylaws made buy SENATOR FLEISCHMAN, seconded by SENATOR ATHERLEY. Move into a vote. Motion passes 15-0-1. SENATOR LIDEROS abstained. E. Action Item: Nomination/Election for a student representative to the Faculty Senate Curriculum Committee; Motion to SENATOR FISK made by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN, seconded by SENATOR ROELL. Motion to close nominations made by SENATOR SOLOMON, seconded by SENATOR ROELL. Move into a vote on closing. Motion passes 16-0-0. Move into a vote on the main motion. Motion passes 15-0-1. SENATOR FISK abstained. F. Action Item: Nomination/Election of SENATOR MARTH to the CSUN Elections Board; Motion to nominate SENATOR MARTH made by SENATOR ANDERSON, seconded by SENATOR PEREZ. Motion to close nominations mad by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN, seconded by SENATOR ROELL. Move into a vote on closing. Motion passes 16-0-0. 2 SENATE MINUTES 26-29 / SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 Move into a vote on the main motion. Motion passes 15-0-1. SENATOR MARTH abstained. G. Action Item: Discussion/Nomination/Election of a CSUN Senator to the Bylaws Committee; Motion to nominate SENATOR LIDEROS made by SENATOR ATHERLEY, seconded by SENATOR PEREZ. Motion to nominate SENATOR TRUJILLO made by SENATOR RASMUSSEN, seconded by SENATOR LOPEZ. Motion to nominate SENATOR ZUREK made by SENATOR AGUERO, seconded by SENATOR ROELL. Motion to close nominations made by SENATOR ROELL, seconded by SENATOR PERSCH. Move into a vote on closing. Motion passes 16-0-0. Motion to allow each candidate to speak to be followed by a question and answer to be followed by a division of the house and roll call vote made by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN, seconded by SENATOR PERSCH. Move into a vote on proceeding. Motion passes 16-0-0. i*!0 -o <r c: o p s o - m ,n SENATOR LIDEROS addressed the Senate. Jz. <5o SENATOR TRUJILLO addressed the Senate. SENATOR ZUREK addressed the Senate. ™ I2rr>r CD o-nae.tS; ^ m "2 ' r—3=o Move into a roll call vote. SENATOR LIDEROS received 4 votes. SENATOR TRUJILLO receivede6~> votes. SENATOR ZUREK received 3 votes. Move into a run off roll call vote. SENATOR LIDEROS received 7 votes. SENATOR TRUJILLO received 7 votes. SENATE PRESIDENT LAXAGUE breaks the tie with SENATOR LIDEROS taking the ~~^C rJn c:s o -j- ~>- H. Action Item: Discussion/Nomination/Election of CSUN Senator to the Ad Hoc Constitutional Revision Committee; SENATOR ANDERSON expressed that the Senate should possibly wait until the next Senate session comes in to add to the committee seeing that its structure will most likely change with the new session anyway. SENATOR AGUERO yields the floor to former Senator Shawna Cambell, the former chair of the Constitutional Revision Committee, who addressed the Senate with the information that the committee has been closed for some time and was only opened to deal with the recent constitutional questions. Motion to table made by SENATOR PEREZ, seconded by SENATOR ATHERLEY. Move into a vote. Motion passes 16-0-0. I. Action Item: Discussion/Nomination/Election of a student representative to the Grievance Faculty Senate Committee; 2 SENATE MINUTES 26-29 / SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 Motion to nominate SENATOR LOPEZ made by SENATOR RASMUSSEN, seconded by SENATOR TRUJILLO. Motion to close nominations made by SENATOR ROELL, seconded by SENATOR AGUERO. IX. EXECUTIVE BOARD ANNOUNCEMENTS AND SUMMATIONS _ „ ... SENATE PRESIDENT LAXAGUE-Reminded the Senators about the forum on Wednesday as a chanCf" g o £ for the Senators to have direct contact with their constituents. Commented on the good quality of the election this year. X. GOOD OF THE SENATE SENATOR SOLOMON—The philanthropy event is on Saturday from 3-7 p.m., still needs help setting up and other miscellaneous tasks. Mr. Goodcents is providing the food for the event free of charge. Questioned the purchase of a grill for the CSUN Movie Series only to have it used for the Student Alumni Association to sell hot dogs off of. SENATOR FISK—Thinks that the forum is a good idea, good tool to encourage voter participation. Expressed concerns from his constituents regarding the confusion about the parking and parking fee situation on campus. SENATOR PRICE~Is looking forward to the philanthropy event on Saturday. SENATOR ROELL—Would like to help on Saturday. Encouraged the Senators to attend the soccer game Friday night, 7:00 p.m. SENATOR PEREZ—Encouraged the Senators to attend the philanthropy event on Saturday. Asked if the Senators could bring a potluck dessert, and possibly chip in for the face painter. Expressed dislike for the combining of the Homecoming elections and the Senate elections, even though it may increase voter turnout, it affects the campaign posting space, and the overall effect of the Senate race is compromised. Thanked OSI and E&P for great events so far in the year. Feels that the forum is too close to election time, that it may look like unfair advantage for the current Senators to have exposure. Questioned where the pictures for the Senate board are, they were taken too close to election time when the Senate composition could easily change and it was a waste of student money. SENATE FLEISCHMAN-Commented that in the two years she has served on the Senate, the picture board has never been current. Encouraged the members in the gallery to attend more meetings, this was not the usual type of meeting that is conducted. She is glad to be able to give the band their hats today. She hopes that the Bylaws Committee will meet soon and get through the bills before the session ends. Advised the Senators to do as she is, and write a letter stating that they will be attending the forum as a Senator and not as a candidate. Expressed concerns regarding the parking situation on campus. SENATOR AGUERO-Bylaws will be meeting next Monday at 5:30, encouraged the Senators not on the committee to attend the meeting. SENATOR ANDERSON-Expressed concern that the Senate approved money as a co-sponsorship for Oozeball so that the event could be expanded to two days, and the event was not expanded. She feels that the money should possibly be given back if it was not used to expand the duration of the event. Move into a vote on the main motion. Motion passes 16-0-0. Move into a vote on closing. Motion passes 16-0-0. 2 SENATE MINUTES 26-29 / SEPTEMBER 23, 1996 SENATOR ATHERLEY-Expressed pleasure that the meeting went so smoothly. Addressed SENATOR FLEISCHMAN's idea regarding a new method of reapportionment; it does not present equal representation for schools based upon numbers of enrollment and it would not be a fair form of organizing representation. SENATOR LIDEROS- Checked on the complaint that SENATOR FLEISCHMAN had expressed regarding the police parking in red zones, and he found that the police can park anywhere they want or need to. SENATOR LOPEZ-The debate last Tuesday was excellent. Informed the Senate that the man who was the inspiration for the movie "Rudy" will be speaking tomorrow, encouraged the Senate to see him. SENATOR TRUJILLO- Will try to attend the philanthropy event on Saturday, and expressed that he had missed former Senator Shawna Campbell's presence at the Senate table during the meeting.] XI. ADJOURNMENT Motion to adjourn made by SENATOR SOLOMON, seconded by SENATOR FLEISCHMAN. Move into a vote. Motion passes 16-0-0. SENATE PRESIDENT LAXAGUE adjourned the meeting at 7:30 p.m. Note: All minutes are subject to summation. * Items marked as such have been passed by the CSUN Executive Board, on Tuesday, September 16, 1996. OFFICIAL NOTICE: When applicable, any formal Executive Board/Senate approval for all heretofore and hereafter appointed nominee(s) are to be contingent upon necessary receipt of required grade point average verification(s). i/ SENATE PRESIDENT SENATE SECRETARY t /-i 2 ROLL CALL VOTE COUNT$ Aguero, Jeremy Anderson, Heather Atherley, Michael Campboll, Showna doBookofr, Douglao Fleischman, Leia Lideros, Frank(&(6> ) Lopez, Kyle Marth, Ryan Perez, Veronica Persch, Margaret Price, William Rasmussen, Todd Roell, Andreas Solomon, Robert i Trujillo, Joaquirfb^C Zurek, Laura j •>